Heavy snow showers could make rush hour tomorrow morning interesting - the Met Office's latest forecast for Wokingham borough suggests that the white stuff will fall overnight and into tomorrow...
Read moreDetailsParts of the Wokingham borough woke up to a snow storm this morning - while others saw just a few flakes drop out of the sky. And with more snow...
Read moreDetailsThe blanket of snow that has fallen across much of the borough this morning has meany that this year's annual Toy Run is cancelled. However, Barnado's will be open for...
Read moreDetailsBOROUGH bikers are revving up for the annual Toy Run to bring the magic of Christmas to children across the country. Thousands of spectators are expected in Wokingham to see...
Read moreDetailsChurches Together in Wokingham would like to invite you to celebrate Christmas - there are carol concerts, special services, family crib services and midnight masses. Here we present a list...
Read moreDetailsThis year has been a massive one in the step forward for the vinyl revival, writes Dom Hurrell and Ian Biles from Beyond The Download at Holme Grange Craft Village....
Read moreDetailsSome of you may have seen the Cambridge News' front page this week, where a production error meant that dummy text appeared as the main headline. Similar problems have plagued...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM and Emmbrook will be hoping for some home comforts when they welcome Thame Rangers to Lowther Road on Saturday (2pm). Sumas, who have moved up to sixth in the...
Read moreDetails"WE'VE HAD some great memories along the way." That was the parting comment of former Finchampstead captain Dan Marles as he bids farewell to his boyhood club after 10 years....
Read moreDetailsA MAN from Woodley died after he lost control of his car while two-and-a-half-times over the drink drive limit, an inquest has heard. Andrew James Isgar, 32, of Alderley Close,...
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